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The Hotspots team have produced a practical guide ‘The Ecological Site Assessment and Monitoring of Bush Fire Management- A guide for landholders’. Designed as a follow up to the Hotspots workshops, this guide aims to assist landholders to set objectives and measure outcomes of land management activities, specifying methods and resources to identify changes in vegetation and fuel loads, to refine and update property management plans and actions over time. Click here to access the full guide.
The Threatened Species Recovery Hub conducted research to better understand key Indigenous aspirations for cultural burning and bush fire...
Transport for NSW has launched a new Aboriginal Cultural Landscapes Project across the state to support Indigenous land management...
The NSW Department of Planning and Environment have released an app for android users that allows you to explore...
NSW Bushfire Risk Management Research Hub hosted five webinars in September (2020) on the research projects undertaken to assist...
Over the past 30 years, Tein McDonald has been interested in trialling the use of fire to assist with...
The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has released its State of the Environment Report for 2024/25, providing an updated...
Ever wondered who your fury, scaly and feathered neighbours are? What lives in your local bush or your backyard?...
African Lovegrass treatment plots 2015 Using Fire to Manage Priority Weeds in Cumberland Plain vegetation: African Lovegrass This project conducted in...
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